This is a sequel to The War of the Stars, and it is better in every respect. This edit mashes Empire and Jedi and a few scenes from Sith plus a fair number of fan films and new special effects sequences in to a film that is, frankly, better than the originals that it's remixing.

From The Man Behind The Mask: This is a sequel to THE WAR OF THE STARS: A NEW HOPE GRINDHOUSED, released in 2010. The goal is now to mix “The Empire Strikes Back” and “Return of the Jedi” while taking care of the changes made for the first edit. A lot of deleted scenes are also back in this edit. Some hopefully intertaining twists and more than 90 new special effects turn this project into something that I think is special even if maybe not as “fun” as the first edit. Or fun in another kind of way.

(This is not a “grindhoused” version, although some of the deleted scenes are looking old and the main sources used are from the Original Theatrical Cuts released in poor quality in 2006 as a “bonus” to the special edition DVD).

This is a Grindhouse Fan Edit of Star Wars: A New Hope. That is to say, it's a remix. It imagines Star Wars as a cheap drive-in flick, half of a double feature. I think it's cute, charming, it's a dirty, bloody mess. It's not as good as The War of The Stars II: The Future in Motion, but it's different enough from Star Wars that it's worth watching this one before watching that one.

Original Description from IFDB:

This is a “grindhouse” version of George Lucas’s Star Wars (Episode 4 'A New Hope'). Some of the deleted scenes, alternate takes and behind the scene footage are now back in the movie. New music. New special effects. Key scenes have been reorganized. - By The Man Behind The Mask